You can fly to Vigo or Porto. From Vigo airport, a transfer (included) will take you to your first accommodation in the city. Flights to Porto are often cheaper, and Porto, with its historic center (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), is a wonderful city – from there, buses and trains run to Vigo. We are happy to help you organize your journey. It's worth arriving in Vigo a day early: Stroll through the old town and the fishing quarter, or visit the Museum of Modern Art. The Cíes Islands Natural Park is just a short ferry ride away and offers opportunities for hiking and swimming, and there are also wonderful beaches right near the city. In the evening, the group meets at the hotel for dinner. Your tour guide will introduce themselves and give you an overview of the coming days.

You leave Vigo heading towards the "Senda da Traída das Augas" (Augas Trail). The path leads you to Redondela, where your route meets the Portuguese Inland Trail. Shortly before this junction, you'll pass Trasmañó – here you can take a 5 km detour to see an impressive waterfall. Forests and the river estuary accompany you throughout the day.

From Redondela, you hike to Arcade, famous above all for its oysters – a small, still very unspoiled village. With views of the Ría de Vigo, the trail continues through lush forests until you reach Pontevedra.

Today's hike offers a peaceful and pleasant stretch across flat terrain. You'll walk through small villages until you reach Caldas de Reis. Here you can relax in one of the famous baths – the thermal springs were already used by the Romans.

Today's hike is one of the most scenic stages of the journey. You'll walk past vineyards, fields of grain, and ancient chestnut trees to Padrón. The town's name derives from the "Pedrón," a Roman milestone on the banks of the estuary where, according to legend, the ship carrying the body of the Apostle James docked. This stone is now housed in the Church of Santiago Apóstol. After the body was transported to Santiago de Compostela, Padrón became the starting point for pilgrims arriving by boat.

Today you set off on the final stage of your Camino. The path leads first through the Río Sar river valley, then to the church of A Escravitude, and finally to O Milladoiro, where you'll see the towers of Santiago Cathedral for the first time – a truly moving moment. Here, the joy of arrival is often mixed with the bittersweetness of saying goodbye. In Santiago, you'll have plenty of time to explore this special place before the group meets for dinner.

After successfully completing your hiking trip, today you'll spend a day in Santiago de Compostela. Renaissance and Baroque buildings characterize the cityscape, which is dominated by the imposing cathedral. A guided tour will immerse you in history and introduce you to some of the most important sites. Nearly 50 churches, magnificent squares, and arcaded streets make Santiago one of the most beautiful cities in Spain. A visit to the cathedral, with its Pórtico de la Gloria and the tomb of St. James in the crypt, is sure to be a highlight of the trip – here you'll experience the pilgrimage tradition firsthand. In the afternoon you'll have time to stroll through the colorful streets and alleys on your own or delve deeper into the city. In the evening, the group will meet for a farewell dinner in the old town.

Today it's time to say goodbye. You will be transferred to Santiago airport in time for your flight home. If you wish to return to Vigo or Porto, you can take a train or bus (approx. €20). Or you can hike on to the "end of the world," to Cape Finisterre: You're only four days' walk away from what might be the most beautiful sunset in Europe. We'd be happy to put together a quote for accommodation and transfers.